Use nonmoving inventory to reduce business taxes
Office World News, Nov 1999
GALESBURG, IL-One way for a business to increase profitability is to pay less in taxes. And one way to pay less in taxes is to earn a federal income tax deduction by donating excess, nonmoving inventory to charity. In some cases this deduction can be as much as twice the donated products' cost. A free guide is available that includes step-by-step instructions on the donation process, as well as a formula for calculating your company's potential tax savings.
To receive your free copy of this guide, call the nonprofit National Association for the Exchange of Industrial Resources: 800-289-4551.
NAEIR is a nonprofit organization that collects and processes donations of new, top quality merchandise from American corporations, then redistributes those goods to qualified schools and nonprofits across the United States.
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